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  2. Begin by entering the NAME OF SUPERVISEE in the designated field. Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the DATES OF SUPERVISION PERIOD, specifying the start and end dates clearly.
  4. Input the IDAHO STATE LICENSE NUMBER for the supervisee, ensuring it matches their official documentation.
  5. Complete sections detailing clinical hours: Number of Clinical hours, Indirect hours, Direct client contact hours, and Individual supervision hours. Be precise to reflect true engagement.
  6. Provide a thorough evaluation of your supervisee's clinical skills and knowledge in section five. Use additional space if necessary to elaborate on their performance.
  7. Describe the setting of the candidate’s clinical work in section six, providing context that may be relevant for assessment.
  8. In section seven, indicate any reservations regarding the candidate’s ability to perform as a clinical social worker and provide explanations if applicable.
  9. Finally, print your name, discipline & degree, license number, and sign at the bottom of the form before submission.

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